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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
RENEWING THE ATTACK or MINISTER MANNING

NEw-OELEANs, oct. 4 tsj'ecioD.-Tahing a. its text
a letter written In 1882 by Thomas e. Manning, which
reflects upon Governor WHY who at the time the let
ter was written was la his grave, The Evening
States, stsnch supporter of the National Admins
traton today violently attacks the United states Min
scr to Mexico, relteraing and endorsing In decidedly
strong language the charge that Mr. Manning was
drunk In Mexico. The article concludes a follows
This il the man whom senator Gibson caused irc-
dent Cleveland send Minister 10 Mexico. His
main plea was that hc had been unJn-tly ana wan
tonly dropped from Office by Governor M'Lhcs' II
WAS avowclly a. n rcbukc 10 McEncfy that senator
oIsnu accounted by General Nichols, forced Manning
unon The President" Governor McEncrN L. the prs
ami chief executive of Louisiana, and The declaration
H." ~ s,rnur "A supportcr of the National Adninsira
lion AZ The Evening states that r -ldcnt ,ienr'n W.
aLI,d oue faction of the Democratic party 10 R'. re
v"nge on another coupled with the endorsement OF me
charges against Minister Manning tho iruih oi whisn
n nther Democratic paper Ia this region ha- hi hc
'o JILL ., yen ;nt - ~-"~-' ..ctound sen
sation hera-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
Cvowns FIST RryyELLs" OLD LONDON"

Between Friday and yesterday, during all The enter
tanincnie more than % 900 persons visi"l buhho"
new museum in combina ion with The GA l"i'uo"
street in the quaint building III broadway opPo'''o
Wavcrly place. In the Upper Hail. George W. h'iu
.t,y,s Iondou mystery was introduced, series oil
u,n.io,s oDeratcd by Professor Henry T.. Hall Illus
,ratiDg the poem Of tho "Coihcr's Child, an oPuca
mystery which Is sand 10 have been The sensation VI
Ill Eur1nen Undoubtedly, the most remarkable rear
80 "a III the various performances was WOODWARD =
dYca,cd soal. from the koya AQUARIUM, Dnuoh,
IN, Ant through such wonderful fats that Tor a
WV ,Ic dnulded whether the animals were real.
Thy RAM beds played the banjo, smoked illuaia q
viii two miniature yachts tho race between ho NJ,
WA" v,,,ntcer and went through variety Oi o'hcr
dnincs eauaiIy astonishing.
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which he made in philadelphia Friday. The highest
Jump no could make, However, was fect. lie said
that he had not recovered yet from his exeron OF tho
day before.
The three mile walk for gold medal valued at $50
was won BY :. A. Cramer, who had a walk-oVer.
5. 8. Schuyler succeeded In breaking the record
for running 80 and - yards backward The former,
which has heretofore stood at Ia seconds, no low
to 45 and the latter. which was IL 10 Seconds
he reduced to IL L. seconds
II. {. Young, 3 feet, the running broad jump
handicap with actual lump of 10 feet 1-2 inches
and secured a trophy valued at $40 -
The 6OO-y ards handicap was won by H. X COnneh,
s. yards. In minute aud II ID seconds
4 fve-mile run handicap for SD trophy broughu
the games In close. r. u. Skililn1n. scratch, won
In 90 minutes 80 2-5 seconds, and II g. r.. carter,
over whom there is contention, Is declared
professional this VIII be the record for tho o-me rim
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MARRIED..

BAYNON ROss-At Crescent Avenue iresp Npi
atnrrh Plginaell Y J.. OctoDar g. by tle Rev Villa
n rienarls { Arthur Baynon TO Matte A. Ross
pt-NKER HAcKE1T-On wednesday evening octoOer
A. lie 1,nir;l of Ia. Eef'rmatiou BrooKvu hd."a no
daughter OF Mlchelburne lIacketL TO Henry a. Dun
ker NJ D.. all of BrJotifl.
BESEDICT-FLAGLER-At Lawn Beach, Man' q e
Y ON Thursday October u. by the Rev, JOhh ~ IaN
tom D. d. FREDERICK Hart Benedict TO jennie LOUISE
daughter OF Henry Il Flager
GIIEs-DE BETANCoURr-on Monday. October ISL ISL
At the church Trans1guraton new ork Wy,
by tie Rev NJ Pckssy Ararey danGntc. o , .io
Don Gaspar Betancourtde Beahcour vi iue''o i'HS'P'
Cuba to MT James Morton ulles
pAprRrDGF- NERRT AM-Tn Milton, october 1881 Oy
me Rev. Edward r. Hale ID. D.. NlHtam Oruway TAT
rlge OF New. York Augusta Merriam, OF MHtop'
Mass
REYNOLDS VAN BLARCOM-A the ranch OF the orliss
hroihor near knckerbo kor Texas SeptsmOer - Oy the
C.orcc H. RICE OF Angelo. Texas harlow hey
oI. Of Knlck orbocker formerly Of NewYork CAY; 10
Tn,iIv dsurlter Of Mary F. ami the lAte John A van
BIarcom, OF Cornwall.on- HUDSON
No cards o.,.-
TUON- COLLIER At Stewartsvle y. j. ucto'er p
by Tho Rev Thomson Charles w Ihoh. 81 Ne"'' o'~'
and Annie VI. Collier. ot Stcwartsyhlo y. j.
vrTtcOx-COZZENS-O "Wednesday. October >; ~ :, AT
the Rev. Father W o. iinah Nl'"'' y "'''-
rnx and Marion. dau ghter OF Frank H. CoIheHs
vo,oes NJ m1rrjages must be inlorssf rth JsU name
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SCHOLARSHIPS 1T CORNELL.

ITHACA, oct. g. (Spcc,oi addition 10 the classical
scholarships awarded TO MASS Moon aud Mr. Kellogg the
faculty last night made similar awards 10 "lnred ban
Rochester and Frank Crane Bentley. North Springfield
Mo Oneihrd OF the prizes carried off by Western
men, and failed 10 secure any OF tho general
scholarships open alike To both sexes The sco arshp
made vacant by the death OF Miss Mary H. NH the young
woman who killed last summer by falling into The
Cascada Gorge was divided bstween vi 81 Emma Large
Gilbert IIocong Penn and Miss Mary Louise Robbins
Washington. Harry ELIJAH summers. post graduate OF
Cornell from Rochester, elected TO tho lTcsidcut
Mllta fellowship
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WEDDING YESTERDAY.

uPHLADELPHiA, Oct tSpecidb-One Of the most brill
weddings that has occurred In Camden for at least
aqusrer OF century took place at noon to-day in the
frst Presbyterian Church OF that city. The bride
Miss Jennie Dayton Voorhees,, only daughter OF Peter
Il voorhees,, counsel for the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company and the bridegroom. william Henry Price.
Shiladslpha lawyer. OF ". Il. Price. Among tho
guests we're w. L. Dayton, Justice scudder and wife.
Sssucs Asgie Judge Stewart, Of Trenton Barker Gam
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uro,C,I ROyCOTTERS FINED.

wAsufyGros, Oct. s.-Judgo SHELL IN the ponce
court to day. rendered his decision In what IL KNOW"
AZ the musical boycott cases, finding the dehhdan''
linden. wide, pIaorio, Calan, Caldwell eoan'
raIon and Fisher guilty Of conspiracy, and imposing
a fine in each ca-c OF s25 Or In DEFAULT sentence
- -. -, ,,onri.onment The offence OF which
10 defcndan,s were found guilty was a combination
w. nrcvcnt a bandmascr named Krause, ana fourteen
% H. musicians from obi ainlng employ ment, because
- - liz s refusal TO pay a fine imposed by musca
,nion ~ which he was a member.
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srpr,ccIIyG FOR THE OELRIChs CUP.

mr. DARKNESS STOPS TIE GAME
The Staten Island Cricket ground at Livingston was ="
scene Of great interest yesterday mo "'nu" 'O
- the lacrosse club, for the Oelrichs cup attfaet" nearly
600 ,i IN. nrst tic was between the staten lsldhu
cricket club formerly the New-York Lacrosse Ciuo ~
th uookl,n Athletic Association brooklyn ala ho nave
IN, service, Of Roberts IN the early p"' VI ' e
and l,.t by a score 81 goals W The goals TOT inc
-. - obaincd by Sears, Merritt, Brown and
n,ovn Jack" flannery and Brush got the Two iof
Brooklyn. -, ,..
In the south Boston Princeton College game the FORMER
had 4 complete walk -Four straight goals co'"o'
By Mcclellan, T. Cooper White ana Walls, was uiV
- 49,, o.a, ,ou,d staten Island won after getting the
A., ,,I #, ten minute, from Kick through by DICK
Matthews and losing the next by good shot Vy vans ~
minutes. Ia NcnIl'b I"t Va" tn.,,r nan g,Ve
South uo,t ON goal posts The umpire usioh man 80
~ 49, mo- pl and AFTER Ross had hal his nngef prh,h Wy
fha .:G,tOn darkness prevented an,
,n,th,r u,y Tho game ue, but the staten Isi'u
.,ot ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

CAPE NAY Oct Special. The new electric railroad
at Cape May will the Driving Park with the
Ocean Pier The Cape May County farmers have decided
to hold an annual fair at the Driving Park.
The spread Of the horse disease In Cape May County
has 30 alarmed the farmers that they have organized
Mutual Horse Insurance Association
a mass meeting was held to-day at Cape May At
when strong solutions passed against the men
hsden fishermen Other meetings are to be held along
tne coast ana the people will for protection OF
the ediolo nsh Mayor j. Henry Edmunds, who IL the
leading spirit In the movement, presided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
OBITUARY..
TIE pEv. FRENCH 8. EVANS

WAsuyGroy Oct s.-The Rev. French = Evans ded
at his residence yesterday at the age Of eghtysx years
He became au active member ofthe Methodist Episcopal
Church in early life AMI in 1896 received his appoint
cnt "a minister the city OF Baltimore Later lie came
To Washington and became prominently uehtio 80
church work For MANY years he had been chaplain OF
the Associated survivors of the War OF ISL lie was
naval the port OF Baltimore during ffcSiu"'
Iincolns administration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

LoCKPoRT. Oct. (Specia ore has been disco'-
cred In this city. In eIc2vang for the now building OF
the Induraed Fibre Company banks OF the Eighteen
Mile Creek lately, "a rich vein OF the ore was struck.
spec us have been secured and assays made "hich
Snow that the ore Is unusually heavy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

lurks under the efforts makers OF duack ant paten.e
ulasters them the public as substtnte ior
sons Plasers Careful buyers Will aiwaysasN io' be"'O"
and take substitute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

PROFESSOR HUTCHINs TO STAY AT HIS POST.
ITHACA Oct. (SpecidD.-Profossor Hutchins, OF tho
Cornell University Law School, decided to-day to stay
I'm Ithaca against the advice OF his physician, ana
although the professor has malaria fever. he VIII
endcaYor carry on his lectures Ills pIoJecleu
months absence Is therefore abandoned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

wUAruAYBE SEEN AT THE ITALIA THEAIRh'
Al tho Thaiia Theatre this week the biii includes
'.Tron,op Gift the Drop OF Poison) and Family
BuchhoIz" On Saturday August Junkermhn begins MS
-. .r.oarspt as " inspector Braesig" ON Monday
S , sseS will ace tho tenor Bosel and Nine Herbert
Pnsrs Ter in the Amberg Opera Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

ptscr. will rnd onI new brands Cross country.
E. Wiie.Ca an. and --latest English" specially nue. MSh
class 'irar etc. Made entirely BY hand 49,, ,,..r
kinney TOBACCO CO., New. YORK. oo'e -h'u 1 L.
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,,or vrrK on FRENOU OPERA AT TIE !

IIsT WEEK or FRENCH OPERA AT TIE STAN.
This week will see the last OF the French comic opera
at the star Theatre. Monday and Wednesday la file
de Madame Angot will be presented for the last tnoS
with Mile Bennati and Mile. Pirard On Inesdny Mic
p.nnati VIII appear in " Ia Mascote' on ihuisuav
WIs pirard will M axe her farewell bow IN scfneht
dAmour" and on Friday evening and saturday AFTER
49, "a ovening Fatnza Will he produced Tor the
at time ina French with Mile. Bcnnati rs the nero
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TILE SAEEST WAY

N obtain puro Beer order direct from brewery we
brew aud bottle our Imperial Beer ana a. unV' .0'
for private use. Beadeston * WOerz, 29l W. IOtAs] -
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mere. Bsnamn Williamson, Secretary OF State Henry
O. Kelsey. Henry g. Little r ID. Dayton. OF New-Jer
Judge Fell Judge Allison and wife, Collector OF tho
Port John Cadwaader. the Rev. NJ. Roland and others
OF this city and the Hon. Eliphalet Price, Of Connec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

TO INCREASE THE APPETITE
use Cherry Malt PhOsphltes.
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THE CORDIAL FEELING ENTERTAINED BY MEN
PROMINENT IN rHE NATION AND CITY
The following has passed between the
owner and the designer Of the Volunteer and the commit
tee of gentlemen who purposed giving them dinner
Nxw.Yonk. Oct !. 1897
most nccessuIy performea the SSiy Of defending the CUP
your counGryen ana al lovers Of true snort your
MS ask You 70 do the id ,g c 81 ~ @s
1ok that and others friends may express our
George Bsysrd GGss; FsE ysn%:, %%
afs;: As'' FRANK EfFSSa'
To ChARLEs j. PAINE. esq. EDwAED BJEGEss esq
BOSTON oct T. 1897
GESILENxy We ind aifcrl'y adequately ire son
letter tie LIST iast and 5y a,
the recent yachting contest together with an &C
cumulaon OF business that hardly admits OF further post
as uaparsIiocd honor We are faithiuv yours .
EDWARD BURGESS
TO GEORGE l.. SCHUYLER and Others.
THE THISTLE GOING BACK TO SCOTLAND
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell and party of friends went for
q sail on tho Thistle yesterday. The cutter got
under way about beat out 10 Sandy Hook Light
ship and ran back with sheets eased of. real ng
Ter anchorage at 8 80 O'Clock 1t l. probably the
last sail that Bell will tako In tho Thistle Oh inns
side OF tho Atlantic. Tomorrow tho Thistle VIII DO
stripped OF hcf RAJ ing canvas anu preparations VIII
Do pushed TO substitute Tor her present ilS III" J"''
rig under which shp over here. When that
work Is dono she will start back unless In tho mean
time purc a5er should appear for her. which IS ho'
probable IL f. believed that sho can be fc~lIy
sold r. England becaus, there she l. SUI COCK oi inc
walk. -, In. 90
NJ and Mrs Bell and Mr. Watson viii return on
tho CITY of Rome which starts Oh Wednesday Mr:
Rel said 20 q reporter that no much regretted 'lat
tho efforts OF tho I1rohmont Yacht tiup 10 gct ny
another rarn for tho biz sinSc-shc or' nan pcc VI,
s:,;ccssfr lie suso he hal hoped tiat IN" ~ 9uc
Ia-, ChauCD
with tho Volunteer.
MIR BELL WOULD HAVE LIKED ANOTHER RA'
GOf coursc~ sail Mr. Drll. "wc have been fary
bcaten by tho Volunteer In the two races FIR inc
Americas Cum and would not saw word when
would dc,Iact from the credt-and they cahh't g''
too mucll-whl,h Is due General faino anu '''' ~"
gc.s for again saving the cup But those TWO races
only showed that tho Volunteer was III" better oo''
I'm bea nc "a windvarl. | should have ilhcn n"oh
ia sco N, two boats tested triangular or quV-
,anc,lar course which would havo ahorlcd test
II tho rcl,ttyo speed Of he two boats at other points
~ sauint Perhaps and perhaps not, me lh''io
MIGHT running and reaching gain moro IMAM nv,
would ln-" la going TO wllfl"aH I,.' ~ Tina
course thcre IS nothing left hut 10 accept th" s'"
tinn and tho verdict With COOL grace anu nd $500 "a
{. rendered because OF uo mon VIM nav ~ 900
cen. raj Paine and Mr. Burgc-s -au ~ y, ~,
tbe rae. tina. IL va, disgrace to be Dcaeh ny '"'''
and can certainly sag So now ~, $500, IL ,rifs
1in G,ratea, VITA Lieutenant lirhh anu MS wiz
an Loa,,l viii -tat FIR England To MORO"
Ir.. Montan No. - Worth-st. New ORR. ha- con-
snnod 10 act To receive
t,ons from the dry-goOds trade 10 tue NAuoni D'oS
Testimonial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

NARRIFUEAD's TRIBUTE TO THE fAChishhN'
Rn.rnx oct tSDeciaD.-The volunteers ere" TO
turned TO Narbehe al today having visited Boston '''
nicht to participate in the reception to General rA'ne
a,,,,r pur,ess Narbiehead as been awe Win GU
,bp.l..tn for a day or two in anticipation OF "a"
b,g celebration in honor OF the Volunteer an. nc'
and designer Everybody did what he oouF 7" ~" "
the p.,,e and briIiancy OF the scene The pYro'ecuh'
display Included a procession OF dores' ca'r,i"s ~
hsau. while the headlands were ablaZe Win huSe oo
a.. hnut by everybody who could hud vantage spot
, which tn milo his hoard OF barrels WOOD tar Ae'o
sepe or other innammable matter. mere ""S
ure.ented TO both General ialhe anu -
unreess a paperknife OF unique Pa''''" W
uo.sessng history OF interest They were halg ad
p,,,, 49, for a missionary in Northern lnda auu
wcre giyeu hy him 10 James j. H. 'fogoi,; ~ 80
th.y were rn, were Inscribed a, follows Marble
head to General charles j. fahe bIilct ". ns.ivnsr
The cutter sh.na in here his morning aIH Her
1 nc si,on IA omen for visitors this morning. a"H
large numbers Of Them nave gone Sa ccmo here
tr 'ic et nrs,, purpos Of seeing tho great yaCh, az
Owner OF the Ediih ani bis wife we're en'er'"'uo ' w
an hour by Captain Han.
rrr rrsrtMoyr,LT TO PAINE AND BURGESS
Un.rox oct tSpcci1i).-The general committee on
the proposed testimonial to General Charles j. ln' -
r,w,ri Hurecs. met nj the Mayors Office nj the 'V
Hall this morning Among those present were i'e'ue"
AsaP Potter. Ex-Governor Alexander H. f'ce' ~ 7nu
man. T. V X ThaJcr. l.. Il. Haskell Colohe 'A"''o' -
TAYLOR and Henry Parkman. L. Il. hasKeH cacu '"o
meeting to order Colonel Henry Leo was eioe'o"
man. President Potter was chosen treasurer anu W.
anal Care. TAYLOR secretary After much discussion IL
was decided nat one fund should be raised Tor 'os'io
nt,l to General Paine and Mr.. Burgess Any menoer VI
fhs committee authorized 10 reeeIVe pm.
nv ,hey NAV he sent directly the treasurer Eugene
rompLin, aud j. g. Rhodes, president OF lhe We
Ian Yachting Association. were adoeu !" ,ne a. ~
committees Ths committees meeting was prl'He, % ~
wa. NOT desired tho nature oi mo testln ,,
ha li.t of ,ub,crbers should DO known Al prcnsu u'
!, " -, n.cted the committee will raise among the'n
selves ~ least $1,000 II Is said that louI .
r., adv ~ 900 each IL lsthrn ehPo.se
,h,t - 900 will lie raised outside the senerai oon''
Tee and that there will be $4,000 raised
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YACHTS.MEN TOO BUSY TO DINE.
AN HONOR SHOWN TO BURGESS AND PAINE

THE CORDIAL FEELING ENTERTAINED BY MgN
PROMINENT IN fHE NATION AND CITY.
The following correspondence has passed between the
owner and the designer Of the Volunteer and the commit
tee OF gentlemen who purposed giving thom dinner:
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70
GENTLEMEN: We find difficulty IN adequately ex1resnns
honor conferred US by your
letter OF the inst taton to meet You
dinner in York But tho excessive agne and mental
strain of the yachting contest together win an nc
cumulaon OF business that hardly admits OF further post
popemen compel decline what shall always regard
rs an unparalleled honor. We are faithfully yours, .
CHARLfs J. PANE.
EDWARD BURGESS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-18
PHYSICIANS,
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

TIME LAW FIRM OF FTrZGRRALp 4
Il A Is hereby dissolved by mutual
consent. Mr.. A. L. Fitzgerald having been
elected to . District Judgeship and BY law be.
ing retired from practice. All bills due to or
from the nrm will be paid by or to either OF the
unoersigned. A. L. FITZGERALD,
Il. n. BEATTY.
Eureka. Nevada, December 81, 1885. d22.tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-18

more money than anything else by
taking an agency for the best selling
=. ~ boof out. Beginners succeed grand
Co.. Portland. Maine. DIVA
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the VITAL RESTORATIvE fundsr ~
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the quantity. IS 90; sent TO any address upoU
rscsipt OF price. or O. o. D., secure from Oh.
ssrvaton. and In private name n dssirsd.
A. II. MINTIE, N. ID.
IL Aearny 80. San Franchise.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE-sent on spplies.
uon by letter stating symptoms, sex and ags.
Communication strictly confidential.
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WASHING AND IRONING.

A VERY DESERVING WOMAN, WITH 4
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yards, neatly printed. with the words
"ror Rent" "For Sale" and Furnished
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